IBM adds inline compression, other upgrades, to storage systems

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	IBM adds inline compression, other upgrades, to storage systems IBM today announced a dozen upgrades or new services for its storage products, including inline compression for its storage virtualization appliance, SVC. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP & Intel Develop Business Resiliency in VMware Environments In this report, Enterprise Strategy Group reviews how HP's portfolio of hardware, software, and services can provide the foundational support for VMware environments. Learn more. In this Issue Dropbox: FIle storage and syncing service is always evolving VMware: Make Your Networks 10x Simpler to Manage EMC acquires Syncplicity for cloud file management Microsoft shows off Xbox SmartGlass WHITE PAPER: CommVault The Benefits of Modernizing Your Data Protection Conventional backup and recovery approaches are not robust enough to meet today's data and information management challenges, let alone those of tomorrow. A new strategy is essential. Learn More Dropbox: FIle storage and syncing service is always evolving Dropbox is the most widely used and simplest file-synchronization system worldwide not attached to a major technology company. Every machine on which you install Dropbox and use the same account has all the contents synchronized among them by default. Make a change on one machine in the Dropbox folder--remove a file, add one, reorganize items into folders, or save changes--and that change is instantly propagated to every other synced machine. That's the point of such services, and Dropbox consistently accomplishes this in a nearly invisible manner. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP & Intel The Total Economic Impact of the HP 3PAR Storage Forrester Consulting provides an analysis of four HP 3PAR storage customer implementations to quantify the efficiency and cost savings achieved over legacy storage platforms. Learn more. VMware: Make Your Networks 10x Simpler to Manage An important message came out of EMCWorld last week that should interest anyone looking to run a major data network. Both EMC and VMWare drew attention to the importance of making our networks simpler to run and manage. If organizations are going to build truly massive networks efficiently, reducing the time it takes to deploy and manage resources is essential. The big question now is whether network... Read More WHITE PAPER: CommVault ESG Report: Modernizing Data Protection In order to assess the current state of the data protection market, ESG recently conducted a global survey among IT professionals familiar with and/or responsible for data protection solutions and processes, as well as potential future plans. Learn More EMC acquires Syncplicity for cloud file management EMC has acquired Syncplicity, an enterprise file-management service provider, for an undisclosed sum. Read More Microsoft shows off Xbox SmartGlass Company touts multi-device capabilities … and other Xbox news at E3 Read More
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